Stan Getz - Clips from People Time Documentary - 1992

Interviews:
Stan Getz
Abbey Lincoln
Johnny Mandel
Lou Levy
Stan's granddaughter, Kathleen McGovern

[@sammyscellojourney3851]

Stan was all about beauty!!!!! He never mumbled he always sang with his sax, he was the most beautiful sax player of all time....

[@martindalmasi5340]

Whenever I speak about Stan Getz it’s always in the present. He never left.

[@getzfan1]

Stan was the biggest influence on my playing. I think the first time I heard one of his recordings, I connected with him. I could feel what he felt when he played and when I was in a sad or depressed state, I'd sit in the dark and listen to Stan for hours. Thank God for allowing Stan to be part of my life.

[@MrManeArtist]

you are my borther! me isuees same Stan makes me cry when the rainy days!

[@MrRea112]

Everything about Getz’s music was just beautiful

[@golds04]

Have always loved stans playing since my dad introduced me to his music when I was small. My father went to HS with him in the Bronx. Said - he charmed all his teachers... I guess something one is born with. Thanks Stan. Thanks dad.

[@marcellomentasimonsennico5670]

Wow, the video starts with an improvisation on. "You'd Be So Nice to Come Home" too that is simoly amazing!

[@GClephMusique]

Never stop playing Stan :( RIP

[@paxwallacejazz]

In a conversation with a brilliant young black saxist back in 79/80 I in my youthful attempt to appear hip said something less than flattering about Desmond and Getz etc. I was set straight quickly. Trane also recognized Getz's greatness all real players would I think.

[@adeduction]

That Abbey Lincoln is an incredible recording. Stan Getz's solos are simply marvelous. There's a couple of Cybil Sheppard videos on u tube of an album she recorded with Getz & his solos on that record are also incredibly great. Seems to me that he really enjoyed playing with & supporting vocalists. Getz was incredible - one of the greatest jazz musicians. He certainly has blessed & made my life more enjoyable through his playing. Thanks for uploading & sharing this great video of him with us.

[@stacyblue1980]

Love ya Stan. A treasure indeed.

[@michaelchapman4955]

I bought this album, "People Time" soon after it was released at a record store in LA & fell in love with every song & not long after, I happened to meet Stan's son, Steve at a meeting in the greater LA area I wanna say by chance but don't believe it was & we became friends, Steve eventually relocated to San Diego & gigged there for a while as Steve was a jazz drummer & this wasn't long after his dad, Stan Getz passed

[@bgurman1]

😅😢

[@tellitlikeitis-rg4ny]

Love this Bev your dad was a master who touched ppl

[@DarkSideOfTheBrightSide]

Had to look him up after seeing the Blank On Blank video.. one cool customer.

[@juancpgo]

that girl is a genius, you don't get that kind of depth from a kid

[@jazzercaster4749]

anyone know if there's more of the first clip of Stan Playing? is it from a concert that has been recorded?

[@SavicPanylyk]

Is there anywhere I can see the whole documentary? Is it available for purchase?

[@readytext]

Nightingale sang in Barclay square at the end I think (sp)

[@LavaLampBlob]

Anyone know what model horn Stan played? I think I read he played a Selmer Mk VI but since those didn't come out until '54 (I think) I was wondering what he played earlier on?

[@devilshark6694]

conn 10, then super balanced action

[@SavicPanylyk]

@LavaLampBlob A selmer balanced action I think.

[@joaquinalcantara1235]

Title of the last song please

[@zacharyolson7491]

Nightingale Sang In Berkeley Square (Barclay Square)

[@patriccaird]

The shutter sound effect ruins this…